Cross Street Chapel

Carmel Smickersgill, Tours & Activities Editor Posted 7 November 2021

Located in the midst of Deansgate, this community chapel regularly hosts cultural events, socials and activities. Check out their website for info and upcoming performances.

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What's on near Cross Street Chapel

Until 28 Aug 2026

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from £25

3 Jul – 20 Jul

TheatreCity Centre

MIF25: Liberation at the Royal Exchange Theatre

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from £80.00

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free entry

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free entry

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